LAWRENCE, Kan. – Remy Martin had done everything on a basketball court. Well, everything if you consider starting 83 games at Arizona State over four years, playing in multiple NCAA Tournaments and twice being named first-team all-Pac 12. That included becoming the conference’s sixth man of the year.
But there was something missing, as there is for a lot of grad transfers. There was certainly something missing at Kansas when Martin was looking for a fit after leaving ASU. His presence might be the difference in the mighty Jayhawks being in their first Sweet 16 in four years this weekend in the Midwest Regional in Chicago.
“What I thought we needed last year was a boost of speed,” Kansas coach Bill Self said. “The team we had last year wasn’t athletic and explosive enough to make a run this year if it stayed status quo.”
Martin, a 6-foot super senior, was supposed to be that shot of basketball espresso….
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